Or 3 days. Is it too late to cover brassicas? Something is picked at my pak choy

I have been frustrated with the cool/cold wet weather we’ve had the last 6 weeks. So I was flipping through my photos. And I am amazed at the transformation! Here is where we started in April and where we are now - 2 months later

As a way of building my soil, I added compost, but since I didn’t have enough and ran out of energy after shovelling by 4 yards, I opted to rake it into permanent beds with it the main garden. Since I also purchased raised beds and soil - ran out of budget to be able to get a worthy amount of compost. Instead, I purchased some cover crop. $20 in seeds goes further. It’s a little patchy but it’s growing. I have oats and crimson clover. The oats I will crimp in July and it will die off before flowering and I will leave it and let it compost. The crimson clover is *supposed* to winter kill. I am currently doubting myself, haha did I just create a weed situation for myself? I guess we’ll know next year. I am also going to throw down winter peas in late October for an early spring cover crop - I think.

Getting some beds established and transplanting one of the 42,000 crepe Myrtle’s we have wild on the property.

We filled all our tanks. The ground is soft so I started my first strawberry patch, saturated ground made easy to dig up the sod. I want to broadfork this when it’s a little dryer and then fill it with garden mix. Will do a 2nd one tomorrow.